Sentence examples for it draws from both from inspiring English sources
It draws from both Hindi and Muslim cultures, and Ms. Bagchi teaches separate classes in each form.
Staged by Kevin McKenzie, the company's artistic director, and Susan Jones, a company ballet master, this "Don Quixote" embraces the comedy of the 19th-century original by Marius Petipa rather than the darker naturalism of a later version by Alexander Gorsky, though it draws from both.
It draws from so many different schoolings".
Is it drawn from experience? "Absolutely.
This interview draws from both of those conversations.
In the early stages the mercurial Taarabt produced an instant touch and flick so sublime it drew applause from both sets of fans but he could not significantly influence the match and demonstrated his frustration by blasting the ball away and tangling with several Swansea players.
I argue that great fanfiction is often unpublishable, since it draws its aesthetic power from both its freedom from the constraints of the publishing industry and its embeddedness within a community of readers and writers: fanfiction, unlike published literature for young people, relies upon a presumption of readers' knowledge, rather than their ignorance.
When the Travelers Group bought Salomon in 1997 and combined it with its Smith Barney brokerage unit, it, too, chose co-heads drawn from both firms.
Deep Patel: Gen Z @ Work offers a fascinating look at Generation Z and how it fits in with other generations, in part because it draws on insights from both of you.
But it drew immediate criticism from both the firefighters' union, which called it excessively punitive, and the female firefighter, Ella McNair, who said she was "outraged" that Firefighter McFarland had not been dismissed.
